The phrase "around the programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to activities, discussions, or events that are related to or occurring in the context of a specific programme.
Example: "We had several meetings around the programme to discuss its implementation and impact on the community."
Alternatives: "regarding the programme" or "concerning the programme".
Yet severe doubts are swirling around the programme like a bitter winter wind, some even whipped up by the government's own analyses.
In fact, ever since it moved to Sunday evening from its former lunchtime slot in 2009, a slow momentum has been building around the programme.
"When I looked around the programme what I saw was the fact that while the outline strategy was pretty much okay, there was a lot of detail missing.
"But [we] considered the scheduling of those ads around the programme was not irresponsible, or an unsuitable juxtaposition that was likely to cause distress or offence to viewers".
Semyon Bychkov conducts two Proms: the WDR Symphony Orchestra, Cologne on 20 July and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain on 7 August Alice Coote Minnesota Orchestra/Osmo Vänskä, Saturday 28 August "The Royal Albert Hall will wrap its singular acoustic around the programme of the second of the Minnesota Orchestra's concerts – Beethoven's Ninth 'Choral' Symphony.
"There has been a lot of positivity around the programme as a whole," he says.
The company said it was pleased with summer 2014 trading despite strong comparatives from the previous year, with around 13% of the programme sold.
He then went on holiday and was not around for the programme's botched north Wales care home abuse story on 2 November.
Around 1980, the programme inviting women aged 35-53 with a three year interval reached almost national coverage.
The evaluator begins with the formulation of the initial programme theory (PT), that is, the designers' and other stakeholders' assumptions around which the programme was planned, and which explains why the programme should reach its objectives.
To formulate the PT, realist researchers first describe the designers' and other stakeholders' assumptions, around which the programme was planned, and which explain why the programme would reach its goals.
